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Show HOW MEXICO IS TORN BY REVOLUTIONS HOI.IE MADE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS The map shows in a general way tow the vurious revolutionary forces YftTtrol vast areas of Mexico outside ticnerui f tin t'nmmzu influence. In the picture three chrysanthemum Pretty are shown with sprays of preserved maidenhair ferns. These clirjsautlie-mumBoudoir or breakfast caps are among are in yellow arul saffron crir-ing- s the pretty luxuries that women delight and axe. made of paper, They In and every year at holiday time they have wire stems wound with green seems anew. are It that they flourish more captivating than ever this year and it Is certain they were never shown la so great a variety of designs. There is no end to the original and beautiful combinations o ribbon and lace and tiny flowers, made of ribbon or chiffon, that go to make up this most fanciful headwear. Two of the prettiest of the new caps are shown In the picture and it is evident that they are easy to make. At silk lace is the tops' made into a small pufT which Is merely a circular piece gathered about the edge to fit' overtheJItop of the head. A frill of the same lace is sewed to the puff.' Over tMs little lace cap a shaped piece made of ribbon or silk or satin Is slipped. It Is made of two pieces wide at the top and narrowing to a bridle under the chin, and Is lined with silk. A narrow, corded piping finishes the edges, set between the out puper. At a little distance they cannot be tsi? rtm the gorgeous real flower. At the right a small dark willow n bnsket bears asparagus fern and a rose, together with two buds made of satin ribbon, elegant of artificial tahle. i A basket mude of rose petals and lace paper dolly is shown at the bottom of the picture. The foundation is 'of pasteboard, with a handle of wire. The petals, green which may be of either satin ribbon or paper, are glued to the foundation, which is a circular piece of cardboard. Millinery rose foliage and two buds elthcfr of paper or satin ribbon trull over the handle. The heart of every housekeeper will rejoice over such gifts as these. Cap for Christmas s Noji rgjtffr m we half-blow- f silk-cover- CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE TAKES - . N. k show where Villa bandit ADVISED TO BE CAUTIOUS IN looted Mexican Central train at TYING UP THEIR FUNDS FOR Carranza station and executed FOREIGN LOANS. on now in are October 3. guards They control of n larger part of Chihuuhun. No. 3 sliows where Zapata followAvailable to ers are reported to bn' e massacred KHt Funds Which Should be and Merchants Farmers American women, children and Carranza soldiers in Danger of Being Absorbed in the state of Morelos, south of Mex--for Other Purposes. City. No. 4 allows where Felix Diut's American bankers forces captured the city of Tehunnte-pWashing n. amt have invested Saiina Cruz acre warned by the federal reserve voHttzHeohleo, on theOnlf of Mex- board on Monday la' avoid locking; up treasury Ifieir funds by purchasing ico side of the Istliiuu. Involvof In hills governments foreign also have captured important towns term obligations. long and Oaxaca. ing thlaim While specifically disclaiming any The National Guard and regulars of reflecting upon the finanintention slid art maintaining the guard along cial stability of any nation," the board tin horde advises all investors to proceed, with caution and formally announced to member banks of the federal reserve system that with the liquid funds which should be available to American merchants, manufacturers and farmers in danger of being absorbed for other purposes, it does not regard it In the interest of the country at this time that they invest in foreign treas-- . ury bills of this character.1 The statement Is regarded in offl rial circles as one of the most important declarations by the board since its creation. Officials would not dls cuss the question for publication, but some of them informally interpreted the warning as the reserve boards answer to the recent proposal ot J. 1?. Morgan & Co., British fiscal agents In this country, to have . American UP RAIL WAGES bankers accept British treasury bills of an indefinite total Issue, secured by fold reserves held In Ottawa. Such loans would be for ninety days with the privilege of renewal for five other ninety-daperiods. H. P. Davison of the Morgan firm was in Washington recently and conferred with President Wilson and some of the members of the reserve board. It was said later that he sought to have banks of the reserve system authorized to buy British treasury bills, as If they were bills of exchange to cover commercial ' y Gifts Every Woman Likes The bridle fastens under a prim little bow of two loops. Millinery floors are tacked on at the sides, The cap below Is made of two wheels of fine net joined by a gathered band of satin ribbon, about five Inches wide. The wheels are made of straight strips of net shirred together and edged with narrow val lace. This lace extends around the cap. Baby ribbon is gathered and set about the wheels where the strips of net Join and.inslde the lace edging. At the back a bow with long loops and ends is made of narrow ribbon matching the cap in color.- sm c d, side and t'he lining. with snap fasteners r o f cream-colore- Pershing's column still holds its positions in northern Chihunhua, and Its general location, with its headquarters at C'olonltt 1 Hilt lun, is shown hv A lemonade and a water server are among the pretty and easily made gifts that every woman will like to receive. At the top of the picture above, an attractive lemonade server is made of an ordinary set of tin muffin rings, to which the tinsmith has added a hant dle. The server Is painted with white or blue or other colored paint and al transactions. EGG BOYCOTT PLANNED. e Senator Newlands sprang a surprise at the- opening session of the joint committee of congress apiminted to consider conditions relating to interstate and foreign commerce when he declared that the whole railroad wage of question will he investigated by the. committed, as well as the advisability of government ownership in place Adamson of of lines other a and numbr of Inquiry, Representative shippers government control, the rights (seated at left) Is chairman of the house committee, while Senator Newlands (seated atvtbe right) Is chairman of the senate committee. The other members (standing, left to right) are; Senator, Cummins, Representatives Hamilton and Sim's, Senators Underwood, Robinson and Brandegee and dtepresentaUve Esch. - NEW FAMILY ROYAL OF AUSTRIA-HUNGAR- I Y wards off airplane bombs - Set for My Lady's Desk Just how attractive a desk set may it is made of heavy, delft-blu- e paper and ornamented with white flowers and black foliage, may be gathered from the picture above. An oblong the size of an ordinary desk blotter Is provided with two pockets extending across each end. They are fastened to It by means of - i , , !r1 HUGHES TO HEAD LEGAL lowed to dry. Flowers or leaves cut from printed paper napkins are then glued to it at each corner, at the sides and along the center. Finally a coat of shellac Is brushed all over the server. When this dries the server is ready for a set of thin glasses. A small basket makes the water server, which carries a water bottle with a glass turned over its neck. The basket is first painted white and allowed to dry.' Then it Is decorated with a festoon of roses and leaves made of white sealing wax and tinted with paints the roses pink and the foliage green. Finally tbebasket is varnished with shellac. Man Killed In Fight As a result of Injuries Nev. Reno, received In a fight at a roadhouse near a shoe salesHere Is the latest wrinkle in naval Reno, Joseph Campbell, died SL man here of Louis, Monday f construction, a shelter, on a waiter, Lawrence Lnslch, morning. U. S. musts 8. of Arizona the fighting a bartender, The steel awnings will protect the men snd, Chris Mllosovich, connection with Camp-helare in held in the fighting top from bombs dropped death, from airplanes. bomb-proo- ty"' ft . f a. j Yk;. ls MRS.-YANDERBIL- ' fXs. . V V. : black passepartout binding which extends along all sides of the oblong. Two smaller oblongs are cut from the heavy blu paper, to cover an address book and two white blotters. Narrow blue satin ribbon Is used for fastening the leaves of the address hook to its cover, and the two blotters to their cover. Then the covers are lettered. The flowers and foliage are cut from printed paper napkins and pasted down. They look exactly like stendl Painting. This Is a convenient and pretty set,' which costs next to nothing to make. -- Pretty Table Decorations Table decorations ought to come In for much attention as Christmas gifts this year, for there Is a fad for art! fldal flowers as centerpieces. And the dining room is not the only one boasting beautiful touches of color In wona derfully lifelike flowers mude of or paper or bought from the. milliner. As a centerpiece for a luncheon table a little basket of ribbon roses sets la the midst of rose petals scattered ever the cloth. Each rose petal, made f satin ribbon, is a tiny sachet. Here are two pieces of neckwear made of ribbon. One of them is a generous scarf satin ribbon, made of wide mole-gra- y with stripes In brilliant colors running along the center At the front of the neck there Is a bow of plain, gray mail. a I ir Ollie James to Succeed Clarke. Washington. Senator Ollie James is being mentioned by the early arrivals among the Democratic senators for president protem. of the senate to succeed the late Senator Clarke of Arkansas. (Fi Iff r lv ,fCt AWWi ;u -- '!! :rx. v.! M: 7I "i : - Charles Francis Joseph, the new emiteror of Empress Zita and their son and daughter. Wounds Left Unbandagcd. In the new ozone treating of wound, bandages are dispensed with, and the loose layer of lint which forms the only covering used is removed fresatin ribbon narrower than the othe. quently for subjecting the injured flet.Ii The scarf fastens with snap fastener to a stream of oxidized oxygen. The and is finished with gray silk tassels. painful removing ani replacing of At the right a ribbon ruff is made ot bandages is made nnrc'Fsary. Much wide satin ribbon. It is laid In double suffering is prevented in this way, and box plaits and sewed to a neckband 'he healing effects of the ozone baths re described as quite remarkable. stiffened with crinoline. It falien Pbe ozone Is generated by means of under a tie of velvet ribbon. on electrical apparatus. Hope for Roumanians. London. Military critics here still cling staunchly to the hope that the latest Roumanians notwithstanding .wilt bo serious developments for able atIeast tor avoid defeat and bring tlufe Invaders' to a halt,- - , with the Austria-llungar- - rib-bo- Watson Faces Third Trial. AAARBU the Georgia editor, who twice was Populist nominee for president, teas placed on trial for a third time in federal .court here Monday, charged with sending obscene matter through the , ifj FIRM. Former Justice to Resume practice of Law In New York City. Lakewood, N. J. Charles E. Hughes announced here Monday that on January 1 he will resume the practice of Itw as a member of. the New York City firm of- - Rounds, - Schurmaa &. His son, Dwight, 96 Broadway. Charles E. Hughes, Jr., also will enter the firm It a as stated. Neckwear for Gifts - . -- be when ' In York State in to Hand Take Fight z New York. Steps for a state-widegg boycott, with the weight of official sanction from, mayors ot citiet throughout New York to give It force, were token Monday, it was announced here by Joseph Hartig&n, commis sloner of weights and measure!, and secretary to Mayor Mltchels committee on food supply. Mr. Hartigan said that Mayor C. F. Burns of Troy, N. Y president of the conference of mayors of cities of New York state, advised him by telephone that he was about to call upon the mayors of every city in the state to Issue a proclamation to the people urging them not to use eggs for two weeks except for the aged, infirm, sick and children. Myor bf Every City Woman on Trial for Murder. .Thompson Falls. Mont. The trial of Miss Edith Colby, charged kiln the murder of A. C. Thomas, a politician, here last September, began Monday, According to her attorney, insanity will be the defense. War as a Wonder-WorkeLess War Is a rare wonder-workethan ten years ago the proposal to establish a municipal milk supply for Loudon was supported only by the more daring progressive candidates. Kills Family and Seif.' All the rest shrank from it ir horror Nev. Brooding over the sudReno, moderates over all and the metropolis C. S. Pietro hns completed a vsarhls den death ten days ago of her husdenounced it as rank Socialism, Now ith considerable additions it is bust of Mrs, Alfred Gwyune finder-bilt- , band is believed to have pmmptel considered one of the most beau- Mrs, 0. P. Johnstone to chloroform coolly and unanimously put forward on all which a commission women in America. Art critics her 'hree children and then tuhe I tiful political by one no and are the bust as the heat mar- own life by the same means. pronounce represented parties seems horrified. London Chronicle. ble portrait work I'ietro las done. r. r. V |